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Experimental Archaeology

Posted 2/18/2011 12:02 AM by Steven Holen | Comments

Experimental Archaeology

In order to understand past human behaviors we often conduct experimental archaeology projects to replicate the technology used by ancient peoples. In this video we show how early humans in the Americas broke mammoth bone by breaking modern elephant bone with a rock hammer.

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